Elayna Black Responds to Backlash Over Launching OnlyFans After WWE Departure

Elaya Black instantly got fans talking after she launched an OnlyFans account following her WWE release. People were not happy about this at all and she got a ton of backlash and now the former WWE star has addressed all the hate she received for opening an OnlyFans.

While speaking on the Ariel Helwani Show, Elayna Black talked about the backlash she faced after starting an OnlyFans account. She said she knew some people would be upset, but she thinks it’s silly. It’s 2025, and people should be able to do what they want with their own bodies. She believes everyone should have the choice to show what they want.

“Yeah, I’m getting as much backlash as I expected. My response? It’s ridiculous. It’s 2025 and people are still trying to tell others what to do with their bodies. In my opinion, that’s just ridiculous. People can show whatever they want—it’s their bodies.”

Black said many people are only angry because now they have to pay to see her pictures. Black added that a month ago when she posted bikini pictures for free on Instagram, everyone was happy. But now since she posts on OnlyFans where people need to pay, they just got mad. She thinks they would have looked at the pictures for free anyway and are upset because she is making money.

The former WWE Superstar also said she still makes money in other ways and keeps wrestling. If people don’t like it, that’s their choice, and she is not asking anyone to pay or subscribe. She doesn’t care what others do with their bodies or money, and she is okay with her decision.

“But I feel like people are only mad because now they have to pay for it. If I was posting bikini pictures on Instagram for free a month ago, every guy would have been happy about it. But now I’m not posting on Instagram, and they have to go to my OnlyFans and pay for it, so they’re mad? They would have seen it for free anyway. They’re just mad that I’m making money from it. I still have other income from other places and I still wrestle at the same time. If you think that’s bad, that’s on you. Don’t subscribe—I’m not asking you to. You don’t have to. I’ve never cared about what other people do with their bodies or how they make their money, so it is what it is.”

The former Cora Jade has already made it clear she is ready to take over everyone’s bank accounts after launching her OnlyFans. At the end of the day, Black has every right to do what she wants with her body and no one should judge her for her actions and that’s what many of her fans feel as well.

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